Homes, vehicle struck during drive-by shooting in Moses Lake
Two houses and a vehicle were struck during a drive-by shooting in Moses Lake.
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Coeur d'Alene Police need help identifying person of interest in stalking case
Coeur d'Alene Police need help identifying a person of interest in a stalking case.
Family of teen who died at WSU fraternity files lawsuit
In his first semester at Washington State University, Sam Martinez witnessed or took part in several activities that his family says was a pattern of hazing at Alpha Tau Omega (ATO), the fraternity he hoped to join.
Spokane County hospitals managing surge in patients, calling on younger population to contain COVID-19
Many people under 40 may not be symptomatic from COVID-19, but they're exposing the older population to the virus in Spokane County.
WA Dept of Health: 'No turnaround yet' of COVID-19 pandemic
OLYMPIA, Wash - With exceptions in some areas, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread at a higher-than-ideal rate across the state of Washington, according to a weekly report put out by the Department of Health on Friday.
Browne's Addition residents seeing increase in crime, trash
Browne's Addition is normally a beautiful and historic Spokane neighborhood. However, some of the people who live there say it's becoming more crime ridden and dirty.
West Valley School District lays out draft plans for upcoming school year
The West Valley School District held an informational Zoom meeting for parents Thursday night laying out draft plans for the upcoming school year.
New restrictions begin Thursday for restaurants and bars in Washington
A list of new restrictions started Thursday for Washington restaurants and bars as the state tries to contain COVID-19.
Post Falls School District releases plans for upcoming school year
Parents in Post Falls can rest a little easier. The school district just finalized its plans.
Immaculate Heart Retreat to be repurposed into COVID-19 quarantine center
The Immaculate Heart Retreat Center will be temporarily repurposed into a COVID-19 quarantine facility.
Supreme Court halts Idaho online signatures for initiative
The U.S Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that an Idaho group must stop collecting online signatures for an education funding initiative for the November ballot.
White House report shows Idahoans should wear masks, close bars and gyms
The White House recommends that Idaho move back from Stage 4 and adopt new guidelines and restrictions to curb the spike in COVID-19 cases.
AG Ferguson says he will challenge attempts to delay 2020 election
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson released a statement saying he will challenge any attempt by the Trump Administration to delay the 2020 election.
Central Valley School District lays out possible plans for school this fall
Central Valley laid out some possibilities for school this fall, which include hybrid learning in school and online.
Spokane Bar Assoc. announces project to help tenants struggling with eviction
Being kicked out from a home is not allowed right now, at least, under many circumstances. However, people are still facing evictions during the pandemic.
Woman charged with vehicular homicide in crash that killed her son
A woman is being investigated for vehicular homicide after surviving a crash that killed her son.
Downtown 'Black Lives Matter' mural vandalized
The 140-foot Black Lives Matter mural decorating the side of a building downtown has been vandalized.
Investigators bust North Spokane Co. 'nuisance home,' recover drugs, guns
The Sheriff's Office Investigative Unit carried out a drug bust at a 'nuisance home' Tuesday morning, seizing meth, heroin, guns and evidence of drug deliveries.
Dishman Hills brings the outdoors online with 'Nature at Home' educational site
Dishman Hills Conservancy and the Morning Star Foundation have teamed up to launch 'Nature at Home,' an online nature education site for kids.
Housing market surging in Spokane despite COVID-19 pandemic
The average sale of a home in Spokane during June went for about $310,000, which is about 7% higher than this time last year.
Dentist seeing delay in receiving personal protective equipment
Safety is important during the pandemic. Many businesses are doing what they can to protect you. That includes places like dental offices, which are also facing their own challenges—keeping themselves safe, as well.
Education groups could refuse to return to schools until there are zero COVID-19 cases in the community
Several groups of educators nationwide and in Washington could refuse to return to work if schools aren't opened to their definition of safety.
SRHD reports 5 new COVID-19 deaths, faces delays in reporting process
The Health District has reported that five more people have died since Monday, but that number was caused by a delay in processing patient death certificates.
Gov. Inslee, local officials condemn use of federal troops to quell Seattle protests
Governor Inslee and local officials issued a letter to the U.S. Department of Justice and Homeland Security after federal troops demobilized and left Seattle.
